The Solution
TrackForge is a rights-rating and remediation system for music catalogues. It detects active royalty-leakage conditions, values the money at risk, and produces the deliverables that fix the problem at the society or counterparty controlling the money.
What Changes
Instead of asking whether a catalogue is "well enriched", TrackForge asks:
- Which leakage conditions are active?
- Which revenue pathways are affected?
- Which rights or identities are blocking collection?
- What proof exists?
- What deliverable fixes the issue?
The certificate-facing rating is AAA-D, pinned to a methodology hash, taxonomy version, workflow version, jurisdictional scope, evidence snapshot, Merkle root, and proof state.
Why This Matters
Music royalty losses often sit in infrastructure gaps: missing registrations, conflicting work identities, unclaimed pools, unmatched recordings, chain-of-title breaks, and society-specific claim failures. TrackForge turns those gaps into auditable findings and practical remediation packages.
Current Scope
The current direct certification workflow is UK/US. Global society expansion is roadmap scope until a future methodology version implements and anchors it.